Manchester, June 14: Pakistan's 'Chacha Cricket' aka Abdul Jalil has expressed his wish to witness the unique 'Imran-Kapil Trophy' between Pakistan and India at a neutral venue in recognition and honour of the legendary duo of Imran Khan and Kapil Dev. In a stint of 50 years, 'Chacha Cricket', the most celebrated and oldest fan of Pakistan, who has seen generations coming and going on the pitches but his dream to witness the honour giving momentous match is still due.

The tournament will not only honour the celebrated captains of the most riveted team-match but will also take the 'Border-Gavaskar' legacy ahead. Speaking on the sidelines of Global Sports Fan Awards, 'Chacha Cricket' resonated: "Over 50 years, 500 matches and countless memories, I am very emotional to get my first Global Award as a fan. This award will inspire a lot of upcoming fan Happy Swaminarayan Jayanti 2024 Greetings and Wishes in Hindi: Send HD Images, Wallpapers, Quotes, and Messages to Loved Ones To Celebrate the Occasion

Manchester, June 14: Pakistan's 'Chacha Cricket' aka Abdul Jalil has expressed his wish to witness the unique 'Imran-Kapil Trophy' between Pakistan and India at a neutral venue in recognition and honour of the legendary duo of Imran Khan and Kapil Dev. In a stint of 50 years, 'Chacha Cricket', the most celebrated and oldest fan of Pakistan, who has seen generations coming and going on the pitches but his dream to witness the honour giving momentous match is still due.

The tournament will not only honour the celebrated captains of the most riveted team-match but will also take the 'Border-Gavaskar' legacy ahead. Speaking on the sidelines of Global Sports Fan Awards, 'Chacha Cricket' resonated: "Over 50 years, 500 matches and countless memories, I am very emotional to get my first Global Award as a fan. This award will inspire a lot of upcoming fans from across the world." 'Chacha Cricket' Leaves for UK to Support Pakistan Cricket Team at ICC World Cup 2019.

"I personally feel two of the greatest World Cup winning captains deserve to be immortalised via an annual bilateral cricket series between India and Pakistan at a neutral venue that will keep the memories intact and young forever in the minds and hearts of fans," he added. India and Pakistan have not played any bilateral series since January 2013. Both the teams have, however, met several times in the multilateral events.

On Sunday, the greatest cricket rivalry will be again on full display when the two Asian neighbours face each other in the 'mother of all clashes' in the ongoing World Cup at the Old Trafford in Manchester.

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